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by tby 11y ago
Nicely summarized, thanks!
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by tby 11y ago
* Better understanding of concepts like four-dimensional space or spacetime * Innovative ideas when designing interfaces * Easier visualisation of tiny/huge scales (time and space - cosmology/biology/physics) * Deeper underst
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by tby 11y ago
I can relate to that. Microdosing psilocybin could be of interest here though.
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by tby 11y ago
Well, as I said, I didn't really have had any problems yet that I wasn't able to solve sober. But I definitely did experience a shift in the understanding for complex topics, an improvement in the ability to visualize abstract sub
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by tby 11y ago
Have you ever tried DXM on lower/moderate doses? If so, have you had a clear intention set about a particular issue that you wanted to address? That makes a big difference. Only because DXM is being abused a lot and the fact that you c
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Ask HN: Have you ever tried certain psychedelics to solve complex problems?
23 points by tby 11y ago|20 comments
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by tby 11y ago
Since I've started to meditate a few months ago, I really read a lot more than before.. It seems to lessen my need to procrastinate and feelings of "fear of missing out".
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The Hacker Who Drank Ayahuasca(medium.com)
123 points by tby 12y ago|81 comments
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by tby 13y ago
There are many reasons for the urge of procrastination. A good article mentioning them (including approaches to fight it): http://lesswrong.com/lw/3w3/how_to_beat_procrastination/
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by tby 14y ago
why in the world would you pick a nazi as your character?! D: